Markdown highlights

[bleacheda]

Hello,

To start off, thanks for the theme, absolutely love it.

A few ideas/suggestions for markdown highlights:

1. make bold text also a different color than normal text
2. make unordered lists markers: dashes (-), asterisks (*), or plus signs (+) a different color than normal text
3. make ordered lists markers (1. 2. 3. etc.) a different color than normal text
4. make angle brackets links a different color than normal text

comparison for reference (hybrid left - nightfox right)

[HoNamDuong]

Thank you, I will add them in the next commit.

[bleacheda]

Thanks! I hope it is ok if I add other possible suggestions related to Markdown here

• make different level headings different colors

comparison for reference (hybrid left - tokyonight right)

[bleacheda]

I've just updated with the latest commit, awesome that you added so many options so fast.

• list markers and headings are very nice
• the new background for code blocks is interesting

Could you please provide examples on how to override all the markdown highlights options? I tried to follow the example in the README but didn't manage to adapt it for markdown.

[HoNamDuong]

Could you please provide examples on how to override all the markdown highlights options? I tried to follow the example in the README but didn't manage to adapt it for markdown.

Example:

require("hybrid").setup({
    overrides = function(hl, c)
        hl["@markup.strong"] = { bold = true }
        hl["@markup.italic"] = { italic = true }
        hl["@markup.strikethrough"] = { strikethrough = true }
        hl["@markup.underline"] = { underline = true }
        hl["@markup.heading"] = { link = "Title", bold = true }
        hl["@markup.heading.1"] = { fg = c.bright_yellow, bold = true }
        hl["@markup.heading.2"] = { fg = c.bright_green, bold = true }
        hl["@markup.heading.3"] = { fg = c.bright_cyan, bold = true }
        hl["@markup.heading.4"] = { fg = c.yellow }
        hl["@markup.heading.5"] = { fg = c.green }
        hl["@markup.heading.6"] = { fg = c.cyan }
        hl["@markup.quote"] = { fg = c.blue }
        hl["@markup.math"] = { fg = c.magenta }
        hl["@markup.list"] = { fg = c.blue }
        hl["@markup.list.checked"] = { fg = c.green }
        hl["@markup.list.unchecked"] = { fg = c.blue }
        hl["@markup.link"] = { fg = c.magenta }
        hl["@markup.link.label"] = { fg = c.bright_blue }
        hl["@markup.link.url"] = { fg = c.cyan, underline = true }
        hl["@markup.raw"] = { bg = c.bg_soft }
        hl["@markup.raw.block"] = { bg = c.bg_soft, fg = c.green }
    end,
})

[bleacheda]

Ah, I was trying it with hl.[ and also couldn't figure out the opts part in highlights.lua. Awesome, thanks.